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Top 5 Special Education Teaching Resources
What Are The Best SEN Teaching Resources We asked a number of experienced SEN teachers to share the Best…
Autism: What is a Meltdown?
Overwhelmed and Stressed The terminology used for an intense episode of challenging behaviour that may be displayed by Autistic…
Challenging Behaviour: Teaching Alternative Behaviours
Improved Communication Through Alternative Behaviours Many young people I have taught have found efficient and effective ways of communicating…
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Guest Blog: Developing a CPD model
Lynn McCann writes this post about developing an effective model for delivering continuing professional development courses. She supports a…
Autism: Facial Expressions and Interactions
When you are a teacher of autistic children, you have a really important role in their lives, you are in a position with responsibility to carry out a task that can impact their wellbeing for life. How often do we question our ability to do this? I don’t mean write a lesson plan. I mean educate a child who processes the world differently to you.
2 Great Books for Children about Autism.
Books to Teach Children About Autism This Is a guest blog by Andrea from A Bundle of Books children’s…
Autism: Environmental Barriers to Transition
Getting Stuck: How the School Environment can Prevent Pupils Transition Autism can create barriers to inclusive education, we as…
15 Key Skills For SEN Teachers
Key Skills for Effective Special Education Teaching Teaching students with Special Educational Needs (SEN) requires a robust set of…
Friendship and Autism: A Case Study.
Autism and the barriers to friendship This is a situation that occurred a while ago and now both students…
Education on the Spectrum: Autism at School – Infographic
Autism Education Infographic (UK) I work in a specialist school for children. It is my job to educate young…
Research vs Experience in Classroom Practice
Everything about our classroom is a decision we have made, if the desks are set up a certain way it is either because we put them like that or we decided (consciously or unconsciously) that they were fine as we found them.
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A Professional Discussion on Transition
Transition and Change can be a challenge for many children. This discussion provides some strategies that may help.
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